Ice factory closed
Bridgetown. Tropic Ice Unlimited has closed it' doors, workers at the ice and bottle water factory found it fenced and guarded by security personnel, hired by landlord Madj Investments, when…
Month: March 2012
Rajasthan’s Ranji success masks brewing discord
Former RCA secretary Sanjay Dixit plans to challenge his suspension in court, criticises administration for handling of professionals
Tigers make up for lost day
Ricky Ponting was at the forefront as Tasmania made up for a washed out day one by clambering all over South Australia in the Sheffield Shield match at Adelaide Oval
Edwards steers England to victory
England Women continued their formidable form in New Zealand, building on their 4-0 victory in the Twenty20 series by winning the opening one-day international by five wickets
Batsmen set up Warriors’ first win
A round-up of the latest round of matches from the MiWAY T20 Challenge 2011-12 in South Africa
Charges filed over kidney sales in China
A Beijing court has prosecuted more than a dozen people for organizing the illegal sale of 51 human kidneys worth about 10 million yuan (US$1.6 million) in one of China's biggest organ trafficking cases.
India Women begin ODIs with huge win
India’s bowlers had a modest total to defend but they bowled economically and incisively to dismiss West Indies Women in 46.5 overs
Blues let off hook by Queensland
New South Wales made a sturdy start to their bid to thwart Queensland’s Sheffield Shield final ambitions, reaching 4 for 207 with the help of three dropped catches
Iran eyes first vote since 2009 demonstrations
Campaign workers distributed campaign leaflets and plastered candidate posters along the Iranian capital's tree-lined streets in the final days before Friday's parliamentary elections.
‘Punks’ rage against Fukushima
You wouldn't know the punk band was Japanese, a culture self-programmed for propriety.
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